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Re: psnfss and lw35nfss
Berthold K. P. Horn writes:
> Yes, which is LaTeX 2e support for *fonts*. The fact that it is called
> `PS'NFSS is a unfortunate --- just as it is unfortunate that Type 1 fonts
psnfss is designed to provide support for fonts found in PostScript
printers, actually. no more no less.
Which I suppose is why there is PSNFSS support for Lucida Bright and
Lucida New Math and Lucida Bright Expert and MathTime 1.1 and MathTime
Plus :=)?
What are we talking about here? The stuff in the PSNFSS package in LaTeX 2e?
The basic mechanism for providing support for `new' fonts? Or those huge
trees of TFM, VF and whatever files that are lying around in a different
part of the CTAN directory structure (I don't know where since I never
use that stuff).
Maybe its just in the definition of what PSNFSS is...
> Of course on a platform where the only way to use ATM fonts is with
> a PS interpreters you may see things differently :=)
i feel sorry for people whose only interface to PostScript is via the
crippled route of ATM letting them rasterize Type1 fonts....
i feel sorry for people whose only way of dealing with preview is to
use a PS rasterizer :=)
sebastian